Joerg

walom, it's possible to reverse your "painting" in your contact list, just blank them completely next time :)

Please consider if you need a firewall. If you have a router with nat you don't need a software firewall to block incoming traffic. If you need a firewall to block outgoing traffic because you don't trust your machine, I can't help you :)

I recommend UrbanTerror, a first-class first-person-shooter on the Quake3 engine, kind of open source counter strike with Bomb Mode, CTF, FFA, Teams, free weapon choice. There're plenty of servers with great people on it. Edit: UrbanTerror is for Linux, Macs and Windows.

Right :) I got home today, it was a very interesting meet-up.

Inside the c-base

Please read my post above.

Encryption increases system load.

I personally have more respect for females saying "I do IT" than for males

mnt /dev/brain/ /mnt/brain && cat /mnt/brain/hackpack/list-2.0 [laptop] * Laptop * Battery * Power supply * Bluetooth dongle * External wifi cantenna [data] * External hard disk * Power supply * Flash disks and thumbdrives [Router] * Wifi router * Power supply [Wires] * 1 long CAT6 * 2 short CAT6 * 1 long CAT5 * 1 USB [gps] * GPS device * 1 mini usb adapter/charger [extras] * money * mobile phone * ID * clothes * "washing equipment" * city map * plan of Berlin's museums * technolust Museums of technical subjects: * The German Technical Museum: Trebbiner Straße 9, 4.50 €, open: th, fri: 9-17:30 , sa,su: 10-18 * Museum of Energy Teltowkanalstraße 9, free entry, open: fri: 11h (date need to be confirmed if group is interested) * Museum of Communication Leipzier Straße 16, 3 €, open: th,fri: 9-17, sa,su: 10-18 A group ticket for max. 5 people for one day costs 15.90 € which means for three people 5.30 €. A day ticket for one person costs 6.10 €.

Thanks, I didn't informed me about the release procedure.

Maybe I haven't read the posting where this is explained but I'm wondering why do you wait to release 4x01?

@tim.vangehugten: I don't know if he has decided yet whether he comes or not.

^^ <3 that is a pretty awesome piece of kitten Darren.

Suggestion: Do a registry search with the usernames and data and look if it's safe to delete them.

If you weren't in Berlin yet you still have the mostly unique opportunity to see such a great city (if you're interested in sight seeing). Edit @Darren: You mean an episode in Germany?

Foobar

I contacted the members of the HackPack08-Wiki list, but I don't know if they show up in time. I hoped there would come more than only three.

@10goto10: If someone is sniffing your traffic, he gets your login password which is different to the administration password. The attacker can post random things but can not delete or modify the account itself. For this he needs the administration or master password. Of course the attacker can do a mitm-attack and displays a login page which prompts for the master password (let's say: authentication needs to be verified). Some users may enter the master password and by thus the attacker gets it. But I assume here users have experience with "100 percent genuine and valid paypal site click here" things ;-)

I support this very good idea but personally I would prefer ssl encryption (why having a server if it's not fully loaded?).

If he pwns noobs he's a cheater ;)

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09/02/chrome_european_map/ Hmm :)

Making 42 kills in a fps while using the nickname SenseOfLife.

11:00 Berlin Central Station